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Hand-rolled pasta, wood-fired pizza, and slow-simmered sauces from Rome to Naples.
Low-and-slow brisket, sticky ribs, and sides that own every backyard cookout.
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Two crispy-edged smash patties, American cheese, shredded lettuce, and a tangy in-house sauce on a toasted bun.
Slow-roasted then seared steakhouse ribeye with a crackling crust and a perfect edge-to-edge pink.
Spice-rubbed ribs slow-smoked, then lacquered with a sweet-and-tangy molasses-bourbon sauce.
A Santa-Maria-style tri-tip with a salt-and-pepper crust, sliced against the grain over fresh herb chimichurri.
Slow-smoked Boston butt shredded and dressed with a sharp vinegar mop -- the Carolina sandwich done right.
Bone-in chicken thighs glazed with grainy mustard, honey, and rosemary, then grilled until lacquered.
A peppered, slow-smoked brisket with a deep mahogany bark and a juicy quarter-inch smoke ring.
Twice-smoked sausage links lacquered with bourbon glaze and stacked over toasted rolls and pickles.
Trimmed spare ribs rubbed in coffee and chili, smoked until tender, finished with a tangy tomato glaze.
A quick-marinated flank steak with charred scallions, soy, and a citrusy ginger drizzle.
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